texts: <mask> was born in Syria and was the bishop of Edessa. His name is similar to "Donatus". Although this assertion is contentious, he is often associated with the growth of Nestorianism. Presbyter at Edessa appeared first as a presbyter of the church of Edessa, warmly expressing the theological views which his bishop uncompromisingly opposed. Theodore of Mopsuestia's writings were translated into Syriac and disseminated through the East. According to some accounts, <mask> was the head of the famous theological school of Edessa, which offered many opportunities for the propagation of Theodore's beliefs. The growing popularity of doctrines alarmed Rabbula, and he tried to get Theodore's works burned.The church of Edessa supported <mask> against their bishop and was generally favorable to Theodore's teaching. <mask> attended the First Council of Ephesus in 431 as a presbyter, was aware of the autocratic conduct of Cyril of Alexandria, and wrote a letter to a man that became known as "Maris, bishop of Hardaschir (or Adashir) in Persia". The city of Seleucia-Ctesiphon was named after a certain Catholicus Dadyeshu who was the head of the Nestorians in Persia. <mask> wrote to "Maris" to let him know what had happened since his visit. It shows <mask> as a man of independent judgment and free from partisanship, even though it was written under great exasperation. <mask> condemns Cyril of Apollinarianism and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 Ibas was elected bishop when Rabbula died.It was distasteful to those who held the strong anti-Nestorian views of their late bishop, and they planned to spread charges against him in order to get his deposition. The accusations made their way to Theodosius II and Proclus of Constantinople. To Proclus the matter appeared so serious that he wrote to John I of Antioch as the leading prelate of the East, begging him to persuade <mask>, if innocent, to remove the scandal by condemning publicly certain proposition drawn from Theodore's writings. <mask> and the other bishops refused to condemn Theodore's proposition despite the same demand being made by Proclus of all the Eastern bishops. The malcontents continued to work against their bishop despite being blocked so far. Their leaders were four presbyters, Samuel, Cyrus, Eulogius and Maras, who acted at the instigation of one of <mask>'s own suffragans. The enthronization of the new bishop Stephen was the moment when <mask>' opponents chose to take action.The accusation against <mask> was laid by Cyrus and Eulogius and supported by 30 clergy. After learning of the accusation, <mask> summoned his clergy and excommunicated Cyrus and Eulogius as calumniators, threatening the same treatment to all who participated in their proceedings. <mask> excused himself by letter from the synod held at Antioch in the matter of Athanasius of Perrha. <mask> was supported by Domnus, but he was not prepared to deal with the charges brought against him. The four chief accusers presented their indictment before Domnus and the council of the East in a way that was too formal to be ignored. <mask> was summoned to answer the charges by Domnus after Easter. Nine bishops attended the council that was held at Antioch.The 18 charges were mostly of a frivolous character and lack of proof. The wine at the Eucharist was inferior in quality and quantity, that he had appropriated a jewelled chalice to his own use, that he had malversation of sums given for the ransom of captives, and the admission of unfit persons to the ministry. The most serious charges were that he had charged Cyril with heresy, that he had anathematized Cyril, and that he had spoken the words "I do not envy Christ His becoming God" in the presence of his clergy. The day that Jesus Christ became God is this. He repudiated the others as base slanders. Two of the accusers showed up. In defiance of the terms on which the excommunication had been lifted, Samuel and Cyrus went to Constantinople to lay their complaint before the emperor and the Patriarch of Constantinople.The case seemed to be put on hold indefinitely after Domnus and the council declined to proceed in the absence of the chief witnesses. Eulogius and Maras joined their companions in Constantinople, where they found a powerful party hostile to the Eastern bishops. They were strengthened by the arrival of Uranius and half a dozen more Edessene clergy. After listening to their complaints, the emperor and Flavian did not hear them officially. The case was sent to the East by an imperial commission dated October 26, 448, which included Uranius of Himeria, Eustathius of Beirut, and Photius of Tyre, who were elected September 9, 448, on the deposition of Irenaeus. It was contrary to the canons that the judgment of other bishops should be done on the strength of an imperial decree. No one protested that imperial power was absolute.The tribunal was unfair. The ring leader of the movement against <mask> was one of the three judges, Uranius. The place of trial was named but the hearing was moved to avoid trouble. <mask> denied that he had ever uttered the alleged blasphemies in front of his judges. Three witnesses supported the accusation and brought a copy of the letter to "Maris." According to <mask>' enemies, he admitted to writing the Letter to Maris and that the minutes of the Council of Beirut were not forged. Justinian claimed that <mask> disowned the letter to Maris at Beirut as having been forged in his name.The accusations of forgeries of the Council of Beirut's minutes lay bare that <mask> either admitted to writing the letter or that he denied writing it. The friendly arrangement was brought about by the Commissioners avoiding any judicial decision. His enemies agreed to withdraw their accusations on <mask> promising that he would forget the past, regard his accusers as his children, and to avoid suspicion of malversation, the church revenues of Edessa should be administered. <mask> gave the same satisfaction on theological points. He made public the identity of his doctrine, which was agreed upon by John and Cyril, and that he accepted the decree of Ephesus equally with those of Nicaea. The concordat was signed by Uranius. The truce was broken within a few weeks.The Eutychian party was aided by the intrigues of Chrysaphius, Dioscorus of Alexandria and their partisans to get a further General Council at Ephesus. The council was intended to rehabilitate the reputation of Eutyches, but it also served as a weapon against <mask>. His reception was so hostile that he was obliged to leave the town and ask the Magister militum for a guard to protect him. He realized that his appeal to the civil power was futile. The count Chaereas was the governor of Osrhoene and had secret instructions from Eutyches to reopen the suit. When Chaereas entered Edessa on April 12 to begin the trial, he was met by a mob of abbots and monks and their partisans clamoring for the immediate expulsion and condemnation of <mask> and his followers. The inquiry began with <mask> absent and a mob demanding his condemnation.The sentence of condemnation was already passed when Chaereas came. On Sunday, April 17, the excitement in church was so violent that the count was compelled to promise that the verdict of the synod of Beirut should be reviewed and a new investigation commenced. On the next day, all the old charges were repeated by the same accusers as they shouted "Ibas to the gallows, to the mines, to the circus, to exile". Chaereas addressed a report to the imperial government, declaring the charges proved, and on June 27 the emperor ordered that a bishop who would command the confidence of the faithful should be replaced. His enemies' malice could be gratified by his maltreatment, but only a legally constituted synod could depose him. He was the vilest of criminals and had to change his quarters 40 times while in 20 different prisons. On August 3, the Second Council of Ephesus opened.The work of the second session was to get rid of <mask>. The three bishops who conducted the investigation at Tyre and Beirut were asked for an account of their proceedings, but they did not report <mask>'s acquittal. The monks of Edessa and the other parties to the indictment were admitted and asked for their report, which condemned <mask> as expected. The motion of deposition was carried without objection by Eustathius and Photius, who had previously acquitted him on the same evidence. <mask> was in prison at the time. <mask>' deposition is not clear. The question of the restoration of the bishops who were deposed and exiled as a result of the Second Council of Ephesus was left to the Council of Chalcedon.The case of <mask> came before the assembled bishops at the 9th session. On his demand to be restored in accordance with the verdict of Photius and Eustathius at Beirut and Tyre, the Acts of that synod were read, and the next day the pope's legates gave their opinion that <mask>. This was unanimous after a lot of discussion. The legates declared "his letter" to be orthodox and commanded his return. The prelates agreed on the condition that he accept the tome of Leo and anathematize Nestorius and Eutyches. <mask> consented. He anathematized Nestorius already in his writings, and would do so again ten thousand times, together with Eutyches and all who teach the One Nature, and would accept all that the council holds as truth.At the subsequent sessions he was restored as bishop of Edessa. On <mask>'s death, October 28, 457, Nonnus succeeded him as metropolitan and retained his bishop's rank. The acceptance of "his letter," the Council not being specific which letter was being referred to, would lead to controversy and allegations that the Council had approved of the contents of the Letter to Maris. The dispute about the "Three Chapters" and his letter to "Maris" arose in the next century, together with the works of Theodore of Mopsuestia and Theodoret's writings. <mask> was anathematized by the Syriac Orthodox Church. A senator gave a silver table to <mask>, who built the new church of the Apostles at Edessa. The Magister militum per Orientem, a silver coffer, was used to receive the relics of Thomas the Apostle, who was said to have been buried there.There were 457 deaths in the 5th-century Byzantine bishops of Edessa.

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texts: <mask> is a New York City-based artist known for her feminist and service-oriented artwork, which relates the idea of process in conceptual art to domestic and civic maintenance. She is the Artist-in-Residence at the New York City Department of Sanitation and creates art that brings to life the very essence of any urban center. After graduating from college, <mask> began her artistic training at the Pratt Institute in New York. <mask> is the daughter of a rabbi. She received a Master's degree in 1974 from New York University. She has three children. Maintenance Art Manifesto 1969 was written in 1969 by her.A proposal for an exhibition called "CARE" challenged the domestic role of women and proclaimed herself a "maintenance artist". The manifesto addressed "general" or public maintenance and earth maintenance, such as addressing polluted waters. She wanted to bring awareness to the low cultural status of maintenance work, paying either minimum wage or no payments for housewives. Maintenance for Ukeles includes the household activities that keep things going, such as cooking, cleaning and child-rearing, and she performed the same tasks that she would perform in her daily life, including entertaining guests. The Wadsworth Atheneum was involved in several of her performances in the 1970s. She has been the artist in residence of the New York City Department of Sanitation since 1977. She is the only artist who has ever held that position.She received the Francis J. Greenburger Award for artists who have not been fully appreciated by the public. The Fresh Kills Landfill in Staten Island commissioned Ukeles to transform the 2200-acre site into a recreational park. New Yorkers were invited to make art out of trash. Fresh Kills was used as a temporary sorting facility after the World Trade Center attacks. The role of the artist for Ukeles is that of an activist, empowering people to act and change societal values. There is a feminist concern with challenging the idea of the independent artist. For Ukeles, art is not fixed and complete but an ongoing process that is connected to everyday life and her Manifesto for Maintenance Art proclaims the infection of art by everyday mundane activities.Her role as an artist and mother in the 70s inaugurated the domestic actions that she performed. After the birth of her first child in 1968, <mask> believes that her public identity as an artist slipped into second place because of the public perception of the role of a mother. Maintenance art from 1969! The Manifesto For Maintenance Art was originally written as a proposal for an exhibition called Care. The manifesto came about after Ukeles gave birth to her first child, suddenly she had to balance her time as an artist and mother, and had little time to create art, she noted that the famous male artists that she admired never had to make such sacrifice. She said that she felt like she was two different people, the free artists and the mother/maintenance worker. I tried to keep together the two people I had become in my life.People asked me if I did anything when I pushed my baby carriage. I had an idea. I have the right to call maintenance art. I can call that art if I collide freedom into its supposed opposite. I call it necessity art. There are two major parts to the manifesto. She makes a distinction between the two basic systems of 'Development' and 'Maintenance', where the former is associated with 'pure individual creation', 'the new', 'Change' and the latter is tasked with keeping the dust off.She wants to know who is going to pick up the garbage on Monday. The mundane material reality of an artist's everyday life is not taken into account in the tradition of the modernist. The second part describes her proposal for the exhibition and is made up of three parts. She says she is an artist. I am female. I'm a wife. I am a mother.I do a lot of washing, cleaning, cooking, renewing, supporting, and preserving. I do Art up to now separately. Touch Sanitation is one of Ukeles' most ambitious early projects and a milestone in the history of performance art. Ukeles met over 8500 employees of the New York Sanitation Department and thanked them for keeping New York City alive. She recorded her conversations with the workers on a map. Ukeles used her art as an agent of change to challenge conventional stereotypes by documenting the workers' private stories in an attempt to change some of the negative words used in the public sphere of society. The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL, Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI, and Maine College of Art awarded <mask> Ukeles with degrees.She has been awarded several prestigious awards. The Queens Museum was honored in 2015. The San Francisco Art Institute has a distinguished fellowship. The National Foundation for Jewish Culture presented the Jewish Cultural Achievement Awards. The Woman Foundation Award was given to Anonymous. The works manifesto for maintenance art was published in 1969. A proposal for an exhibition to display maintenance work as contemporary art was published in 1971.Lucy Lippard's traveling exhibition of conceptual female artists was followed by fourteen other exhibitions and interventions in museums. Maintenance Art Tasks is a photograph collection of household activities performed by <mask> Ukeles and her husband. Laderman performed The Keeping of the Keys, Transfer: The Maintenance of the Art Object: Mummy Maintenance: With the Maintenance Man, and the Museum Conservator at the Wadsworth Atheneum in 1973. They are the subject of a monograph published by Ukeles. The "Glassphalt" path is in the park in Cambridge, Massachusetts. There is a park on the site of a dump. "A Journey: Earth/City/Flow" was written by the author.The Art Journal was published in the summer of 1992. Maintenance art activity. There were documents in the fall of 1977. "Manifesto For Maintenance Art 1969!" There is a proposal for an exhibition. It was originally published in Jack Burnham. There are problems of criticism.Artforum was published in 1971 in Lucy Lippard. The dematerialization of the art object took six years. New York University Press was published in 1979. TheitationManifesto! " 1984." The Act 2, no.1, was published in 1990. Authors were <mask> <mask>, <mask> and Schwartz."<mask> <mask> Ukeles is talking to someone." From Conceptualism to Feminism: Lucy Lippard's Numbers Shows 1969-1974 London: Afterall, 2012. Further reading Buckberrough and Sherry. <mask> <mask> Ukeles is from Matrix 137. The exhibition catalogue was from the Wadsworth Atheneum. Jackson, Shannon. "High Maintenance: The Sanitation Aesthetics of <mask> <mask> Ukeles."In social works, performing art supports publics. New York: Routledge. Knaup, Bettina and Stammer are related. "Labour of Love and Care". Live Art Development Agency is a performing archive. Miwon, Kwon. <mask> <mask> Ukeles and the Maintenance of the 'White Cube' is an appreciation of invisible work.There are documents in the fall of 1997. Helen Molesworth. The work of Judy Chicago, May Kelly and <mask> <mask> <mask> was written in Rewriting Conceptual Art. Ed. Jon Bird and Michael Newman. Reaktion was published in London in 1999. 105-122.Helen Molesworth. Art and house work. October 92, Spring 2000 Helen Molesworth. The Theory of Labor Value was written by <mask> <mask> <mask> C.Is it art? The Seattle Bay Press was published in 1995. Salazer is a person. "<mask> <mask> Ukeles Interview." The Bronx Museum TCG (Spring/Summer 2006) was co-ordinated byErin Salazer. "Maintenance Art Manifesto" and "Sanitation Manifesto!" were written by Peter. The University of California Press published Theories and Documents of Contemporary Art in 1996.Helen Stratford. "Collective Assemblages, Embodiment and Enunciations." In Recoveries and Reclamations: Advances in Art and Urban Futures vol.2 was written by Daniel Hinchcliffe and Judith Rugg. Touch Sanitation: <mask> <mask> Ukeles Ecological Restoration: <mask> Ukeles, Flow City 2009, Art In American interview NYC Department of Cultural Affairs website for Ukeles's site at the Brooklyn Museum 1939 births 20th-

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texts: <mask>ille was a French courtier and royal favourite who ruled Spain from 1701 until 1714. She spent most of her life as an agent of French influence abroad, first in Rome, and then in Spain under the new Bourbon dynasty, followed by a final period at the exiled Stuart court in Rome. During the first years of Philip V's reign, she played a central role at the Spanish royal court, but she was ousted from the country after a power struggle with the new queen consort. She was the daughter of <mask>ille and his wife. She was a member of the cadet branch of the <mask>ille family. She was married to a prince when she was young. <mask>, son of the Duc <mask>-Aignan, was killed in 1663 and his husband was forced to flee France.<mask> established herself in Rome after he died. She married Duke di Bracciano in 1675. The marriage was far from harmonious, but her husband left her his fortune and the leadership of the French party in Rome, even though the duke was almost bankrupt. She was sued by Livio <mask>, nephew of Pope Innocent XI, who claimed that he had been adopted by the duke. The title and estates were sold by the widow. She assumed the title Princesse des Ursins, a French translation of Orsini, though it had no legal basis. In view of the impending death of Charles II of Spain and the plans of Louis XIV to place his family on the Spanish throne, she had engaged in a lot of unofficial diplomacy at Rome, particularly with Neapolitans and Spaniards of rank.Her financial situation made it necessary for her to be rewarded for her services in favor of France. When Philippe of France, Duke of Anjou, grandson of the French king, was declared heir by the will of Charles II, she took an active part in arranging his marriage with Princess Maria Luisa of Savoy, a daughter of <mask> II, Duke of Savoy. She wanted to get the post of camarera mayor de palacio for the young queen, who is barely thirteen years old. In 1701, she accompanied the young queen to Spain after quiet diplomacy and the help of Madame <mask>. She was the most powerful person in the country until 1714, when the queen died. Her functions in relation to the king and queen were similar to those of a nurse. She had to get them up in the morning and put them to bed at night.She describes how embarrassed she was when she had to enter the royal bedroom filled with articles of clothing and furniture. If the camarera mayor did the work of a domestic servant, it was for a political purpose. She was expected to look after French interests in the palace and to manage the Spanish nobles, many of whom were of the Austrian party, and who were generally opposed to foreign ways. Madame <mask> wasn't going to be an agent of Versailles. She had a conflict with the French ambassadors who claimed to have the right to attend the council. The young king should rely on his Spanish subjects as much as possible. In 1704 her enemies at the French court secured her recall, but she still had the support of <mask> Maintenon and her own tact enabled her to appease Louis XIV.She returned to Spain in 1705 with the power to name her own ministry. During the worst times of the War of the Spanish Succession, she was the real head of the Bourbon party and was aided by Princess Maria Luisa of Savoy, the spirited young queen of Philip V. She was far from offending the pride of the nation when she threw the king on the support of the Castilian after he threatened to desert the cause of his grandson. Until the death of the queen, her influence was very strong. <mask> Ursins admits in her correspondence that she made herself a burden to the king in her anxiety to exclude from him all other influence, watching him as if he were a child. Philip was too weak to break the yoke himself, and only wanted a wife. <mask> Ursins was persuaded by Alberoni to marry Elisabeth Farnese in order to rule the new queen as she had done before.According to Saint-Simon, the princess tried to become queen of Spain herself and then persuaded Alberoni to choose a member of the House of Farnese, hoping that she would feel indebted to her. Madame <mask> lost support from both <mask> Maintenon and Louis XIV in her attempt to become queen. The camarera mayor should be allowed to be dismissed. <mask> <mask>, who had gone to meet the new queen at Quadraque near the frontier, was driven from her presence with insult and sent out of Spain without being allowed to change her court dress, in such bitter weather that the coachman lost his hand. She waited for the king to call her back, but he didn't. Saint-Simon believes that the king consented to the dismissal. After a short stay in France, she went to Italy and established herself in Rome, where she ran the Jacobite court of "The Old Pretender" until she died.She was happy to meet Alberoni after his fall. Madame des Ursins had begun to check the power of the church and the Inquisition in Spain, and had tried to bring the finances to order. Saint-Simon did not credit the role the princess played in getting and keeping the royal pair on the throne and improving the poor finances of the kingdom in his Mémoires. Madame <mask>rsins is said to have introduced the essence of bitter orange as a fashionable fragrance by using it to perfume her gloves and bath. The name of the Princess of Nerola was used to describe this essence. The Princess des Ursins in Spain was written by C. Hill.

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texts: An active member of the anti-war, anti-racism and anti-imperialism movements of the 1960s and 70s, <mask> was a key member of the Students for a Democratic Society in New York. He used militant tactics to oppose the Vietnam War as a member of the Weatherman/Weather Underground Organization. After the war ended,<mask> emerged from his underground status and has been involved in a variety of social causes. The son of a middle-class family in Queens, New York, was raised in a progressive Jewish household. He graduated from high school at the age of 16. He entered Columbia University in New York City that same year. In 1969 he left Columbia to focus on SDS.During his freshman year at Columbia University, Mark Rudd and John Jacobs recruited students to join the Democratic Society. He was elected leader of the group in 1969 when he decided to focus on fighting the revolution instead of finishing school. He dropped out of school in order to commit himself to revolutionary organization. He worked on a community organizing project in the Inwood section of New York City. The Columbia University gym in Harlem was opposed by black students because it was intended to give African Americans limited access to facilities. The University contributed to the Department of Defense in the form of research and military recruiting. Strikes and building takeovers were the direct actions of these oppositions.He was the leader of building occupations at Columbia University. The "great communal feeling" of those occupying the library during the take-over was noted by <mask>, who was the contact for the Low library occupation. The Summer session started with protests led by Paul and Stuart Gedal. On 116th and Broadway, at the university's gates,<mask> led "liberation classes" in which he taught passing students about pressing matters. The students met in September of 1968 to demand that the construction of the gym be stopped. Dr Andrew W. Cordier, Columbia's acting President, was demanded to end racist and militaristic actions. A group of people tried to force administrators of Columbia University to allow expelled students to register for the next term.As a member of the steering committee, he chastised Dr. Cordiers for refusing to lift the 42 suspensions for the expelled students, as he claimed it was an attempt to split the movement. During his time with the steering committee, he was involved in the capture of Philosophy Hall at Columbia University. On April 17, 1969 and May 1, 1969 he took over and barricaded the halls. We are showing that the University will exact reprisals when it helps the war in Vietnam. The quotation was in response to the news that the university was accepting NASA research grants. <mask> was a participant in the Columbia student strike. He was also involved in negotiations with the Low library strikers.On May 2, 1969 they released control of the two buildings. In 1969 he led another strike. He was sentenced to 30 days in prison in New York City and fined $100 for violating the ban of disruptions on the campus. From August to October 1969 he worked on the National Action Staff for the SDS national office. He helped plan for the coming National Action, also known as the "Days of Rage." On September 15, 1969 <mask> and seven other men and women were arrested for refusing to stop passing out anti-war pamphlets. The 19-year-old was charged with obstructing traffic and disorderly conduct.He was fined money. On September 17, 1969 he resumed his work as a member of the NAS. He was talking about activities in Chicago. The goal of the Chicago demonstration was to bring their politics to the streets in order to topple the system. The Weatherman emerged from the SDS by late 1969. He noticed the heavy police presence when he was in Chicago. On October 11 of 1969 SDS applied for demonstration permits and held a conference at the city hall.The people were assured by the deputy mayor that the demonstration would happen with or without a permit. In 1969 a plain-clothes Chicago police squad formed and focused on Weather activity in Chicago. Multiple accounts say that they entered a Weatherman hide-out and hung <mask> out of the window in a raid. The early months of 1970 saw great change for both <mask> and <mask> joined Weather, he wanted to join a white movement that would defeat racism and American imperialism. The news of Fred Hampton's murder in December 1969 gave <mask> the feeling of personal responsibility to make a difference.The necessity of Weather's activity was intensified by the fact that Chicago was a war zone. Terry Robbins, Diana Oughton, and Ted Gold of Weathermen died in the explosion. When a revolution endangers peoples' lives, the morality of pursuing it is questionable. He was a member of the Weather Underground who was involved in militant activities against the US. Osowatamie, the WUO's short lived newsletter began in March 1975. He was the leader of editorial coverage. He turned himself in to authorities on March 25, 1977.He was released on a small amount of money. He was sentenced to a $1,000 fine and 2 years of supervised release after pleading guilty to mob action charges. <mask> was a member of the Prairie Fire Organizing Committee after he came out from the Weather Underground Organization. The Pledge of Resistance is a movement dedicated to ending US intervention in Central America. The US supported a coup against the President of Haiti in 1992. He continued his fight against the UN occupation of Haiti. He is a member of the Haiti Action Committee.The kidnapping and disappearance of a human rights activist in Haiti, as well as the ongoing oppression in the country, was the subject of a speech by the speaker. This is a link to a video of <mask> participating in a rally in San Francisco at the corner of Market and Montgomery on behalf of missing Haitian Lovinsky Pierre-Antoine. He co-authored activist pamphlets, "Hidden From the Headlines: the US War Against Haiti," and "We Will Not Forget: the Achievements of Lavalas in Haiti." At Mission High School in San Francisco, <mask> is a teacher and community activist. He can be seen in the film It's Elementary, which focuses on teaching gay issues in schools. The film was a model for teachers across the country. References Berger, Dan.The Politics of Solidarity and the Weather Underground are part of the Outlaws of America. Ron Jacobs is from Oakland, CA. There is a history of the weather underground. Verso Fox is in London and New York. The summer sessions are open in Columbia. The New York Times Fox was published in 1968. Students see Cordier.The New York Times Fox was published in 1968. Student rebels disrupt registration. New York Times Kihss, Peter. The student strike was led by several different groups. The Weather Underground: Report of the Subcommittee to investigate the administration of internal security was published in the New York Times in 1975. Stock No. The U.S. Government Printing Office is in Washington, DC.Judith Scherr. The SF rally calls for an end to the occupation. Six war protesters were fined. The New York Times reported on the Thurgood Marshall Academic High School page. Bringing the war home. "Weatherman Underground" is from the University of California Press. The FBI pages were published in August of 1976.On October 20, 2008. The book was written by Wilkerson,Cathy 2007. My life and times as a weatherman. New York: Seven Stories Press. A real criminal is wanted. Salon.com is a website. "Aging Radical Comes Home" was published in September 1977.External links where is Lovinsky Pierre-Antoine? The MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE MzE http://www.haitisolidarity.net/article.php?id=196

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texts: <mask> was born on December 13, 1974 in England. She presented Breakfast on Radio 1 from 2000 to 2003 She hosts the drivetime show on the radio. The Great Pottery Throw Down, Too Much TV and Back in Time for... were all presented by her. <mask> dropped the letter "h" from her first name after being born on December 13, 1974. She was raised on her father's farm in the village of Little Lever in Greater Manchester. She was the youngest of five siblings.After her parents separated, she moved with her mother and sister to another house in the same village. <mask> attended Smithills High School until the age of 16 and then left to pursue a career in modelling. She appeared in the music video for Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark's 1993 single "Everyday", and on a controversial promotional poster for the 1995 video game Wipeout. <mask> presented the early " Girl Power" show on Channel 4. She was on Channel 4's Born Sloppy and Channel 5's Exclusive. <mask> hosted MTV Hot, a late-night music show, on the UK feed of MTV in 1997. <mask>'s first film role was in The Bitterest Pill.<mask> followed in the footsteps of her friend and co-presenter, ZOE Ball, when she became a presenter of The Big Breakfast in 1998. She interviewed many stars during her time on the programme. <mask> preferred to interview in her father's caravan. She joined the radio station on September 19, 1999. <mask> acted as "Nurse <mask>" when she launched The Surgery with Mark Hamilton. She co-hosted the Saturday lunchtime show with Emma B from 13 to 15. <mask>'s breakfast show started on April 3, 2000.During her first fifteen months on the job, her listening figures grew from 6.9 million to 7.8 million, making her Radio 1's largest breakfast audience ever. By August 2002, the numbers were under 7 million. <mask> said during a live broadcast that the Queen Mother "smelt of wee". <mask> signed a three-year contract with the public service broadcaster, tying her to the breakfast show for two years, after denying rumors that she was leaving for a rival show. The Daily Mail reported in August 2003 that she had been given 10 weeks to increase ratings or face replacement. Chris Moyles would replace <mask> in January 2004, two months after the announcement. <mask> hosted her last breakfast show in December of 2003<mask> switched shows with Chris Moyles. She hosted "For Your Ears Only", "Me, Myself and I", and "Chap's Eye Pub Quiz" on the Drivetime show. <mask> gave birth to a baby girl in June 2004. Scott Mills was given the drivetime slot permanently after she returned to Radio 1 in 2005. <mask> was in charge of the afternoon show on Saturdays and Sundays. <mask> presented her last show six months before she left for maternity leave to have her second child. During her absence, Annie Mac presented the show.<mask> and Annie Mac covered for Jo while she was on maternity leave. <mask> hosted a Sunday mid-morning show on the weekends after Whiley's return. <mask> went on maternity leave for the third time, leaving her show in the hands of Matt Edmondson. She came back to the station on August 9, 2010 to cover for Fearne Cotton. <mask> came back to the breakfast show on 2 and 3 September 2010 as she sat in for Chris Moyles, who was unwell. In August of 2012 it was announced that Fearne Cotton's show on Radio 1 would be broadcasted from 10:00 to 12:45 a.m. while she was on maternity leave. <mask>'s final show for Radio 1 was on February 17th, 2014, after Cotton's return.<mask> began hosting the fourth series of the comedy programme Hot Gossip on the Radio 2 in June of 2011. <mask> has provided cover for many people in 2012 including the late Ken Bruce and the late Alex Lester. She was the stand-in for Chris Evans on The Radio 2 Breakfast Show. <mask> began presenting Sounds of the 80s to complement the weekend 1960s and 1970s decade shows on Saturday 5 October, her first regular show on Radio 2. The show moved to Friday nights. <mask> started a new late-night show on Radio 2 in May of last year. <mask> presented her final edition of Sounds of the 80s on 11 May 2018, after Gary Davies replaced her as host.<mask> was announced as the new drivetime host on 14 January 2019. <mask> presented London Live on Channel 4 in July of 2007, as well as appearing as a guest star on the show in November of 2009, and as a guest host on the show in January of 2010. She was a team captain on What Do Kids Know? They are on the watch channel. At the 2012 Contest and the Semi-Finals of the Eurovision Song Contest, <mask> was a late stand-in for fellow Radio 1 DJ Scott Mills. <mask> was replaced by Ana Matronic. <mask> presented a Children in Need episode of The Great British Sewing Bee.<mask> was going to present The Great Pottery Throw Down for the British Broadcasting Corporation. The first and second series began in 2015. Too Much TV, a daily magazine show, was co-presented by <mask>. <mask> was on Steve's team on Go 8 Bit. She lost the show in terms of points. <mask> co-presented the One Love Manchester benefit concert special with Ore Oduba. <mask> has co-presented Back in Time for..., where a modern-day family enjoy meals that were eaten by families of years gone by.She took over from Giles Coren. <mask> presents Love in the Countryside for the British Broadcasting Corporation. The <mask> Show would feature entertainment, live music and celebrity guests and would air on Saturday and Sunday mornings. Between the Covers, a seven-part book programme, was presented by <mask> in October 2020. Coronet Books published her memoir, Till the Cows Come Home: A Lancashire Childhood, in March 2019. <mask> married the DJ Jon Carter in 2001. Their daughter was born in 2004.The couple announced their separation in December 2005. <mask> announced on her radio show that she was pregnant with her second child. <mask>'s last show was on February 17th, 2008, before she left for maternity leave. The boy was born on March 10, 2008. She came back to Radio 1 in September of 2008. <mask> went on maternity leave for the third time after her show. She gave birth to a girl less than a week later.<mask> married her long-term boyfriend, Ben Cyzer, on June 23, 2013. Advocacy <mask> is dedicated to protecting the environment. She joined the 10:10 project to help reduce her carbon footprint. She said that she doesn't have a problem wearing extra layers because she was raised on a farm. "My dad is a beef farmer so he wouldn't be pleased if I gave up meat," she said. I tried going vegetarian, but it took about four hours. In August of last year, <mask> was one of 200 public figures who signed a letter to The Guardian opposing Scottish independence.She revealed that she had voted against the UK leaving the EU. <mask> and her husband Jon received a £50,000 out-of-court settlement from the British newspaper The People after it printed photographs of her sunbathing naked on her honeymoon in 2001. The Press Complaints Commission found in <mask>'s favor after she initially complained. The people apologized. <mask> sued the newspaper for a violation of her right to privacy under the Human Rights Act. <mask> and her husband had an out of court settlement with The People. <mask> and The People agreed to pay the couple's legal costs, which are reported to be in excess of $100,000.Anthony Collins was convicted of stalking <mask> after sending her and her husband letters. He bought the address for £17 and sent the letters to her home. He was sentenced to 16 months in prison after pleading guilty to harassment. <mask> was one of 52 celebrities who contributed to a children's story called Once Upon a Time to promote a new charity directory. The book will be auctioned to raise money for the charity. <mask> has promoted the charity by having her pet dog photographed by the late Lord Lichfield. <mask> and other celebrities entered the women's race to raise money for Great Ormond Street.She came ninth. Since 2000, <mask> has been an ambassador for Centrepoint, the UK's charity for homeless young people. She sleeps outside in a London location every year as part of the charity's flagship event, Sleep Out. She gives her time to Centrepoint for other things. <mask> was a celebrity showjumper in the 2006 Sport Relief event Only Fools on Horses. <mask> danced for 24 hours on her own on Radio 2 to raise money for Red Nose Day. According to the commentary on television and the Manchester Evening News, she raised over £800,000 for Red Nose Day.<mask> received an honours degree from the University of Bolton in November of 2006 for his contributions to broadcasting. There are external links to <mask>'s Half Wower and Between the Covers.

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texts: During the Late Roman Republic and part of the reign of Augustus, Dynamis was a Roman client queen. The ancient Greek name Dynamis means "powerful one". She was a monarch of both Iran and Greece. She was the daughter of King Pharnaces II of Pontus and his wife. She had two brothers, one older and one younger. Her paternal grandparents were the monarchs of the Kingdom of Pontus, and his first wife was also his sister. Dynamis was married three times.She had two husbands, Asander and Polemon I of Pontus. She also had a fourth husband, Aspurgos. When Pharnaces II went away to invade Roman territories in eastern Anatolia, he put Asander in charge of the Bosporan Kingdom. Asander revolted against Pharnaces II. He hoped that by betraying Pharnaces II he would win favor with the Romans and that he could become king of the Cimmerian Bosporus. Pharnaces had to stop an advance into western Anatolia because of Asander's rebellion. He was defeated by Caesar.Appian claims that before the battle with Caesar Pharnaces envoys were sent to negotiate a peace. After his defeat, Pharnaces returned to the Cimmerian Bosporus with his cavalry. Pharnaces II died in battle. <mask> married Asander in order to legitimise his rule. Asander was overthrown. The title of king was given to the people of Pergamon by Julius Caesar. He allowed him to wage war against Asander because Asander had been mean to his friend Pharnaces.Caecilius Bassus, who gathered troops to take over Syria, plotted a rebellion against Caesar. He claimed that he was collecting troops for the use of the Pergamenian in an expedition against Bosporus. During their time in exile, Asander and Dynamis were sheltered by her mother's tribe. Asander overthrew Mithridates in the second reign. He didn't give a date for the event. According to Lucian, Asander was proclaimed king of the Bosporus by Augustus. The rulers of client kingdoms who did not rise to the level of kings were called Ethnarchs.Minns thought that the elevation of Asander to the rank of emperor was incorrect because of the fact that Augustus and Mark Antony shared the same rule of the Roman Empire. In 44 BC, the year Caesar died, Asander started issuing coins in his name. He began minting with the consent of the man who had his head on his coins. The inscription    (Archiontos Asandrou), archon Asander was on the coins for the first three years. The first occurrence of  on coinage was here. His title was archon for the first three years. The rule of Philoromaios was recognised by the Romans.The inscription on the coins was about Dynamis, his wife. His title on his coins was king from the fourth year onwards. Mark Antony took charge of Rome's eastern provinces in 42 BC, making him the head of Mark Antony. Dynamis was given the regentship of Bosporan Kingdom when Asander died. She married a man. Dynamis married Polemon I of Pontus, who was sent by the Romans to fight against Scribonius. Dynamis had issued a solitary stater in her name in 1716 BC.This shows that she was on her own in that year. The Bosporan Kingdom was received from Augustus after the death of Asander by a man who claimed to be a grandson of Pont 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 Dynamis was married to Asander, who was the regent of the kingdom. Polemon I of Pontus was sent against Marcus. Polemon got there because the people had heard of his advance. They were afraid that Polemon would be their king. Polemon was unable to quell the rebellion until Agrippa went to Sinope to start a campaign against them.The people gave up at that point. Polemon was appointed king. <mask> was married to him. The triumph was not celebrated. Polemon became the king of the Bosporan Kingdom, as well as being the king of that part of Pontus bordering on Cappadocia, and of Lesser Armenia, after marrying <mask>. Mark Antony gave him the former kingship. Dynamis was able to keep her position on the Bosporan throne.The Senate voted to celebrate the apparent establishment of peace in the former kingdom of Mithridates after the marriage of Pontus and Bosporus. The eastern shores of the Euxine Sea, from Colchis to the Cimmerian Bosporus, were conquered by the king of Pontus. Pharnaces II rebelled against his father when Pompey defeated him in the Third Mithridatic War and the Cimmerian Bosporus became a separate kingdom. Pharnaces wanted to get the favor of the Romans. The body of his father was sent to Pompey. The crown of the Cimmerian Bosporus was obtained by Pharnaces. Polemon's first marriage was to Dynamis.Dynamis was an elderly woman and the couple had no children. Minns thought that Dynamis marriage was forced on her and that this represented an assertion of Roman power which almost coincides with the assumption by Augustus of the sole right to coin gold and the limitation of other coining rights. This was the beginning of a period in Bosporan history in which the Romans were in charge of the mint. The gold coins did not have the full name of the king. The rulers were identified with letters. Kersley thinks that Rome wanted to limit the power of Dynamis and challenge her sovereignty in order to support Polemon I. We don't know what happened to Dynamis, why Rome didn't like his power bid, and who Scribonius was.<mask> and Polemon were married for a year. Polemon was married to Pythodorida of Pontus. The date of this marriage is not certain. It was in 12 or 13 BC. Dynamis reappeared on Bosporan coins and inscriptions in 8 BC. After the death of Polemon, it appears that she regained control of the Bosporan kingdom. Dynamis took refuge with nearby tribes during this period of absence from the record.There is no evidence for this. Rose used to argue that <mask> might have been with Agrippa when he left Anatolia and returned to Rome in 13 BC. She dedicated statues to Augustus and his wife Livia and coinage to Augustus and his friends. The name of the place was changed to Agrippia. Rose had thought that the figures of a woman and a boy on the southern panel of the Ara Pacis Augustae were depictions of Dynamis and her son. The figures are next to Agrippa. The political affairs in the east were dealt with in a three-year tour of Greece, Anatolia, Syria and Judea.The woman is not a foreign queen. The boy is probably a Parthian. A woman on the Ara Pacis panel wears a brill that is mistaken for a diadem. <mask>' grandfather was associated with the god Dionysus. The sanctuary of Dionysus was located in Panticapaeum. The presence of a foreign prince and others on the Ara Pacis shows the success of Roman foreign policy. There is a visual reference to the foreign rulers and members of their families who sought refuge in Rome.Nothing is known about Dynamis from the ancient literature. The only mention of her is that she was the wife of Asander and that she was married to Polemon I. She ruled on her own in the Bosporan kingdom, which is indicated by the fact that she returned to power. There are two inscriptions that show Dynamis dedicated two statues to Augustus. Dynamis dedicated a statue to Livia Drusilla, the wife of Augustus, at the temple of Aphrodite. She describes herself as a friend of the Romans in all the inscriptions. The inscription reads "oo Kp  "The statue is dedicated to Livia, the wife of the August. The statue of Dynamis was erected by the people of Phanagoria. The inscription reads, " []  []  []" The daughter of king the great Pharnaces and the son of king of kings Epurator Dionysus was to the people of the city of Agrippa. Dynamis had close associations with several people. Rose believes that Dynamis might have gone to Rome with Agrippa and stayed there while Polemon was married to Pythodorida. She might have been one of the foreign rulers and members of their families who sought refuge or residence with Augustus.Dynamis was not mentioned in the Res Gestae. No females were mentioned. The inscriptions by Dynamis attest to some benefit by Augustus and Livia, as well as the one by the people of Phanagoria. Some act of salvation is referred to in all inscriptions. The evidence points to Dynamis being the sole ruler after 8 BC. The people of Phanagoria wrote the inscription. It wasn't until the intervention of the Bosporus and the adoption of this city's name that it became apparent that this city was grateful to him.According to Orieshnikoff, Caesarea was adopted by another city at the same time as two series of coppers coins with the inscriptions v (Agrippia) and v (Caesarea) respectively. The coins are connected to a series of gold staters with the heads of Augustus and Agrippa on them, which starts from 8 BC and goes up to 7 AD, according to Orieshnikoff. Dynamis appears to be the sole ruler on the coins. Mommsen was able to decipher the name of Dynamis. She was the daughter of Pharnaces I and granddaughter of Mithridates VI according to the inscription. She has the right to the throne because she belongs to the line of these two kings. Polemon would have been belittling.He wouldn't have allowed this. Dynamis was the daughter of Pharnaces and the granddaughter of Mithridates, according to an inscription found in February 1957 at the site of ancient Panticapaeum. In this inscription, Mithridates is referred to as king rather than king of kings. Dynamis dedicated a gravestone to a man named Matian. A horseman with a bow and quiver is depicted on a gravestone. Dynamis continued Asander's practice of using Aspurgian cavalry and warriors who used daggers, long swords and quivers to help defend the kingdom. The portrait of a member of the Bosporan royal family is depicted in a bronze bust.He said it represented Dynamis. The Bosporan royal family has been attributed by roses. He believes that its attribution to Dynamis is questionable. The woman has a cap decorated with stars. Her hair is long and corkscrew shaped. The coin portraits of Gepaepyris, the daughter of Cotys VIII, and Antonia Tryphaena are more similar to that of Roses. Polemon I and Pythodorida had a daughter.There is a theory that Aspurgos was a son of <mask> and Asander. Rose wonders if this notion is true. He notes that this is based on a single piece of evidence, an inscription from the late Augustan and the Tiberian periods about a Bosporan king. "Asandrou" is a scribal error for the son of Asander. Rose agrees that "Asandrochou" is an unusual mistake for "Asandrou" and that it is difficult to subscribe to this thesis without more conclusive evidence. Kiessling considered this king to be a different type of king than Asander. Rostovtzeff went further after agreeing with Kiessling.He said <mask> married Aspurgos after Polemon's death. <mask> was the fourth husband of Aspurgos. The marriage of <mask> and Polemon did not work out and Polemon married Pythodoris. According to Appian, two of the tribes that supported Pharnaces I, Dynamis' father, were the Siraces and the Aorsi. The combined force of 220,000 cavalry was supplied by the Siraces and Aorsi, who lived on the eastern shores of Lake Maeotis. <mask>' mother was from one of the two tribes. Dynamis was sheltered by the king of the tribe.He may have been a lesser king of the tribes. It is believed that Aspurgos was the leader of a group of young tribesmen who followed him and formed his bodyguard, which assumed the name Aspurgians. The Aspurgians were not a tribe, but followers of king Aspurgos who he led from the shores of the Sea of Azov. The rebellion was organised by Dynamis with the help of Aspurgos. Polemon was forced into military actions, which included the capture of Colchis and the sack of the city of Tanais. Dynamis, Aspurgos and the tribes on the shores of the Lake Maeotis continued their resistance from 13 BC to 8 BC. Polemon marrying Pythodorida was thought to be explained by this interpretation.The link between Aspurgos and the Aspurgians is demonstrated by the support the sarmatians gave to him and his successor. Dynamis was related to Aspurgos through her mother. According to Rostovtzeff, the Maeotian tribes were enumerated and then set apart by a new tribe in the region. The Aspurgians were one of the Maeotian tribes that were attacked by Polemon. Polemon was captured and killed by the Aspurgians when he attacked them. He wasn't aware that this was discovered. Polemon was trying to become the defacto ruler of the Bosporus.Dynamis was able to remove him with the help of Aspurgos. Augustus had to decide the fate of the Bosporus. He supported Dynamis because of the military strength of Dynamis and Aspurgos, while Pythodorida could not guarantee the stability of the region because she had three children. Aspurgos is the name of the next king of whom we know, the rightful heir of Asander, Minns wrote. It would be natural for the Aspurgians to be a political party in that part of the country. The name Aspurgos is found in an inscription from the third century. The theory that the Aspurgians were a military entity is supported by this.The Taman Peninsula was a local division of the kingdom. Minns did not mention the idea that Dynamis took refuge among the Sarmatian tribes and allied with Aspurgos. The inscriptions and coins do not support the theory that Dynamis married Aspurgos after Polemon's death. Polemon had no right to the Bosporus because of his struggles in Colchis and the eastern coast of Lake Maeotis. Mark Antony elevated him to the kingship of Lesser Armenia. Mark Antony's second wife, Pythodorida, was the daughter of Pythodoros of Tralles, who lived in western Anatolia. She also owed her status to Mark Antony.The Bosporan kingdom's autonomy ended with Augustus' appointment of Dynamis, according to views about the character of Dynamis' rule. The coins of the time did not have the head of Dynamis on them. The rule was established in 8/9 BC by Augustus for Bosporan coins and lasted until 80/1 AD. The head of Augustus testified that she was the ruler in the name of Augustus and that she was on one of the sides of the coins. A sign of Augustus' reverence towards a man who had worked hard to establish his power in Rome and who had died without an insignia on the other side of the coins was the memory of the head of Agrippa, who had died without an insignia on the other side of the coins. The Roman representative in the Bosporus must have decided on the specifications of the coins. Dynamis had to show that she was grateful to Augustus and Livia.She was shown to be a vassal of Rome despite being a descendant of Mithridates VI. She felt obliged to change the name of two cities to honor Augustus and to call him a benefactor. Dynamis was honoured with a statue by the city of Phanagoria, which risked being sacked by Polemon like Tanais. Kersley believes Dynamis has a sole rule that is positive. When Augustus became the emperor, he would have taken steps to remove any other queen within the empire he controlled after the victory over Mark Antony. Cleopatra VII, the queen of Egypt and Antony's lover and ally, was degraded by Octavian because of her gender and the fact that she was foreign. Cleopatra committed suicide when she and Antony were defeated.Mark Antony established the political character of the Pontic region. <mask> and Pythodorida were recognized as rulers. There was a cultural difference between Rome and the East over the legitimacy of a female ruler. Books 46-50 were published by the Loeb Classical Library. There are six books in the Leib Classical Library. Braund, D., Rome and the Friendly King: The Character of the Client Kingship is a secondary source. In AG was Hermann Bhlaus Nachf.Kersley, R. A., Women and Public Life in Imperial Asia Minor, was published in 1971 in Berlin/Kln. Macurdy, G., Vassal - Queens and Some Contemporary Women in the Roman Empire was published in 1937. Scythians and Greeks, A Survey of Ancient History and Archaeology on the North Coast of the Euxine from the Danube to the Caucasus was published in 2011. 94, No. In July 1990 there was a pp. Queen <mask> of Bosporus was the author of The Journal of Hellenic Studies. pp. 39 (1919).Smith, W., (ed.) There are articles on Asander, Pharnaces II, Polemon I, and Dynasts in Pontus in the Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology. There is a picture of a Bronze Bust of Dynamis in the Encyclopedia of women in the ancient world. Dynamis is wearing a Royal Persian Headdress covered with stars. One of Livia's hair styles may have been mimicked by <mask> in her portrait. The Bosporan Kingdom had 14 BC deaths and 1st-century BC women rulers.

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texts: The DJ and record producer is from South Holland. A State of Trance is a weekly radio show that is broadcast to nearly 40 million people in 84 countries on over 100 radio stations. According to the website DJs and Festivals, the radio show propelled him to stardom and helped cultivate an interest in trance music around the world. A number of awards have been won by Van Buuren. He has been the number one DJ for four years in a row. He was ranked fourth on the DJ Mag Top 100 DJs list in 2015, 2016 and 2020. His single "This Is What It Feels Like" was nominated for aGrammy Award in the Best Dance Recording category.He holds the record for most entries on the chart in the US. On December 25, 1976, <mask> <mask> was born in Leiden. He was inspired by both Jean-Michel Jarre and Ben Liebrand. After graduating from the Gymnasium, <mask> studied law at the University. He started working as a DJ in Club Nexus, playing multiple sets a week for six or more hours. Dave Lewis introduced him to DJ in England and the United States. He returned to graduate from law school in 2003 after putting his degree on hold as his musical career took off.On 18 September 2009, <mask> was married. Their daughter was born in 2011. Just hours before he was due to headline the main stage at Tomorrowland, <mask> announced that his wife had given birth to a son. <mask> explored his family history in an episode of the Dutch version of Who Do You Think You Are?, which 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 The early career of <mask> was successful. In 1997 <mask> had his first success with a track called "Blue Fear". "Communication" was a hit in Ibiza, Spain in the summer of 1999 and was released under the same label.This track entered the UK Singles Chart after being signed to AM PM Records. In 2000. <mask> started his label with United Recordings. The first release was well received. "Touch Me" was signed to Ministry of Sound in the UK before the record was released. Gimmick was signed to R&S Records by the time of his third release. He produced a version of L'Esperanza, a song by Airscape, and reworked the first two singles of Gouryella and Walhalla.In 2000, <mask> started his own series, a mix of progressive house and vocal trance styles. His first album, A State of Trance, sold 10,000 copies and contained a version of "Viola" by Van Buuren. Two new projects were born: Major League and "Wonder Where You Are?" Alibi was released on Black Hole Recordings. "Eternity" was signed to Vandit Records by <mask> Dyk. This was followed by another major collaboration. <mask> recorded a song with Ferry Corsten for the album Out of the Blue.This track was released as a single. Captivating Sounds is a sub-label of Warner Brothers. "Perpetuous Dreamer" is a new track on Basic Instinct. The track entered the Dutch charts at number 26. The track hit No later in the year. There is a song on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart. In Motion was released in 2001.Transparence was the fourth album. He worked with artists such as DJ Alan Fannin, who sold out to 20,000 people in the Netherlands on Dance Revolution in Europe. In March 2001 <mask> started his own radio show on ID&T Radio. He publishes the artists and track titles on his website when he plays the latest popular trance music tracks on his show. After ID&T Radio changed genres in 2004, <mask> moved A State of Trance to two Dutch radio stations. It is a weekly feature on Radio 538, the Dutch radio station, DI.FM, an online radio station, and on XM Satellite Radio, channel 52 in the United States and Canada. A complete list of stations that broadcasted A State of Trance can be found on the ASOT section of Armin's website.He had residencies at Glow in Washington D.C. and across North America. He frequently appeared at Amnesia on the island of Ibiza. <mask> was voted number 5 in the DJ Mag. In June of 2003 <mask> released his debut studio album, 76, a 76-minute album divided into 13 tracks. He was voted No in the same year. 3 in the DJ Mag was third place for the next two years. In 2004, <mask> reworked the 24 theme song into a hit.On June 2, 2005, he celebrated the 200th episode of A State of Trance at the Museumplein of Amsterdam. <mask> released his second studio album on August 8, 2005. <mask> worked with a number of artists on the album. He celebrated the 250th episode of A State of Trance at Asta on May 25, 2006 with various artists. He was voted second in the DJ Mag. On 17 May 2007, he celebrated the 300th episode of A State of Trance at Pettelaarse Schans,'s-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands. Imagine Van <mask> was the best DJ in the world in 2007.The most prestigious Dutch music award was given to <mask>. <mask>'s third studio album, Imagine, was released in April of 2008. It features collaboration with singers. The album was the number one on the Dutch Albums Chart. A music video for the second single from the album, "In and Out of Love", featuring Sharon den Adel from Within Temptation, has been viewed over 241 million times. <mask> has been working with Benno de Goeij of Rank 1 on solo productions. On 1 May 2008, he celebrated the 350th episode of A State of Trance at Noxx.He wasn't voted No. The DJ Mag has 1 in it again. On New Year's Eve 2009, he collaborated with his brother at Together As One in Los Angeles, U.S., as well as on his 2008 studio album Imagine. The last event of his tour was his performance with his brother at Together As One. He performed at three shows with various artists in April, 2009, to celebrate the 400th episode of A State of Trance. In 2009, Foreign Media Games announced the production of <mask> <mask>: In the Mix, a music video game being produced in collaboration with Cloud 9 Music and Van Buuren's Armada Music label. The Wii console was the only one where the title was released.He was voted the number one DJ for the third year in a row. On 3 March 2010, <mask> was awarded with the Golden Harp for his musical work and contribution to Dutch music, by Buma/Stemra at the 2010 Buma Harpen Gala in Hilversum. He performed at five shows across two continents to celebrate the 450th episode of A State of Trance. The locations were: The Guvernment, Toronto, Canada on 1 April 2010, Roseland Ballroom, New York City on 2 April and on 3 April again. <mask>'s fourth studio album, Mirage, was due to be released on 10 September. The first single was released on the 24th of June. In the Netherlands, the song peaked at number 60.The song "Not Giving Up on Love" was released as a single from Bextor's fourth studio album, Make a Scene. Due to the release of his greatest hits album, Hits, the collaboration between <mask> and Seal never came to fruition. "A State of Sundays" was launched on 12 September 2010 by Van Buuren. <mask> won the Most Popular International DJ award. He was the number one DJ in DJ Mag for the fourth year in a row. The first show of the 2010 edition of Armin Only: Mirage was in the Netherlands in November 2010. The 500th episode of Van Buuren's radio show was broadcasted in March and April of 2011.He performed in Argentina at GEBA, followed by a large event at Brabanthallen in Den Bosch, Netherlands which included more than 30 DJs from countries all over the world and was attended by over 30,000 people. The final show was held in Australia. <mask> was appointed Officer of the Order of Oranje-Nassau for his services to Dutch dance and music economy. He received the Key to Freedom from the City Mayor, as well as being voted No. The DJ Mag had 2 in it. He performed with various artists on two different continents to celebrate the 550th episode of A State of Trance. The show was called Invasion.The first event was held at the Ministry of Sound in London. The second event was held in Moscow. The show was performed at the International Exhibition Centre. The Ultra Music Festival in Miami will take place on 25 and 17 March. The Brabanthallen of Den Bosch, Netherlands hosted the biggest and final edition of ASOT 550 on 31 March. According to DJ Mag, <mask> was the world's number one DJ for a fifth year in a row. To celebrate the 600th episode of A State of Trance, <mask> announced that he would perform with various artists all around the world.The 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 It was announced that the show would tour the world, including stops in Madrid, Mexico City, So Paulo, Minsk, Sofia, Beirut, Kuala Lumpur, Mumbai, Miami, Guatemala City, New York City, and Den Bosch. The first single of Van Buuren's fifth studio album, "This Is What It Feels Like", was released on April 5, 2013. The single is nominated for an award. The tour for the album was announced in October. The abdication of Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands took place on 30 April, which was Queen's Day as well. The King's crowning in Amsterdam was celebrated with a performance by Van Buuren.While he was performing with the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra in the Amsterdam Harbor on Java-eiland, King Willem-Alexander, Queen Mxima and their three daughters made an impromptu visit to the stage. DJ Mag ranked <mask> <mask> as the number two DJ in the world. The single "This Is What It Feels Like" was nominated for aGrammy Award in the category of Best Dance Recording. On 8 May 2015, <mask> <mask> released the first single from his sixth studio album, Embrace, which was released on 29 October 2015. Mr Probz is on the single. Three weeks after releasing "Another You", Van Buuren released a new version of the Game of Throne official theme. "Strong Ones" is the next single from Embrace and features Cimo Frnkel.His collaboration with Cosmic Gate "Embargo" was released on 22 October 2015. The return of the Armin Only series of parties was announced by Van Buuren. The tour was called Armin Only: Embrace and took place over the course of two years. The title of the tour suggests that it was based on the music he showcased on his new album. As part of his celebrations for the 800th episode of the radio show, <mask> <mask> opened a new studio in Amsterdam on February 2nd. There is a studio in the headquarters. With the new accommodations made possible by the studio, he introduced a new segment of the radio show called Service for Dreamers where he invites fans to send in their favorite trance tracks that have a special meaning to them.Fans of the radio show can888-607-ly888-607-ly888-607-ly888-607-ly888-607-ly, by walk-in, phone call, or other means of contact,888-607-ly, every week one track gets chosen to be featured live on the show and introduced by the fans of the radio show live, In order to share his expertise in electronic music production, <mask> <mask> will be releasing an online MasterClass. The first Formula 1 Festival was held in Shanghai on 13 April, with <mask> <mask> performing on stage. There was a seven-hour set by <mask> at the Romania Untold Festival. His previous performance went on for five hours. The opening act for the World Congress on Information Technology was Balance. Balance was released by Armin on October 25, 2019.<mask> was appointed Officer of the Order of Orange Nassau for his services to music in 2011. There are external links on the artist page.

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texts: A Native American spiritual elder from Grants Pass, Oregon, was named <mask>. She was a member of the Takelma tribe. Jack Harney was the first elected Chief of the Confederated Tribes of Siletz. The International Council of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers was founded in 2004. She was named a "Living Cultural Legend" by the Oregon Council of the Arts and a "Living Treasure" by the Confederated Tribes of Siletz. Pilgrim was born on September 11, 1924 and was delivered by Elizabeth Tole Harney, Pilgrim's grandmother. During the Depression, her family was poor and didn't have electricity.A physician's assistant, an alcohol and drug counselor, a scrub nurse, a logger, a singer, a bouncer, a barber in a jail, and a stock car were just some of the jobs that grandma Aggie had. Pilgrim had three daughters and three sons. There were thirty-one great grandchildren and a great great grandchild for Pilgrim. Pilgrim was seriously ill with cancer in 1982. Pilgrim claimed that she asked the Creator to let her live as she had many friends and family who depended on her, and that she had a lot left to do in the world. Pilgrim admitted to initially being reluctant to travel her spiritual path as she doubted her worthiness for this task, but ever since that time she had a transformation and gravitate to a very spiritual type of life. As part of the Stories of Southern Oregon project at Southern Oregon University, an oral history was collected on the banks of the Rogue River in Grants Pass, Oregon, by <mask> Pilgrim, who spoke of her life, her calling and her philosophy.A ceremony to welcome, bless, and thank the returning salmon was held by the Takelma tribe, as well as many other Indian tribes in the northwest United States and Canada. The ceremony was not performed publicly for 140 years because of the loss of traditional ways. Pilgrim and her late husband Grant Pilgrim visited with area tribes to revive the ceremony. The Pilgrims brought their version of the ceremony to Southern Oregon after visiting northwest tribes. Pilgrim is known to some locals as the 'Keeper of the Sacred Salmon Ceremony' due to her contribution in returning the ceremony to Jackson County. A lot of interest has been shown by the National Geographic magazine, the World Wildlife Fund and Martha Stewart due to the increase in salmon seen in the river since the ceremony has been performed. Pilgrim co-founded the Konanway Nika Tillicum at the age of 50 after studying psychology and Native American studies at Southern Oregon University.She was the woman in charge of the academy. Pilgrim was approached by The Center for Sacred Studies to serve on the International Council of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers. Pilgrim was the oldest of the Grandmothers and was elected as the council's chairman. The Council promotes ancient wisdom and protects indigenous rights. Pilgrim considered the International Council of 13 Grandmothers not to have come together by accident, coming at the eleventh hour to be a voice for the voiceless. According to Indian Country Today Media Network, she traveled with the group on a trip to Rome in 2008 to try to get Pope Benedict XVI to get rid of historical papal bulls, which played a role in the genocidal onslaught of indigenous people worldwide. The bronze statue, We Are Here, features the likeness of Legacy Pilgrim.Pilgrim attended the dedication ceremony. There are notes on the official website of <mask>-Pilgrim. T, Doty, is related to Culture. On the international council of thirteen indigenous grandmothers, there is a website about the Grandmothers Harcourt-Smith, J, Future Primitive. Sue Supriano stepped out of Babylon. An interview with the chairperson of the International Council of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers can be found on the official website. Stories of Southern Oregon include births and deaths of 20th-century Native Americans and 21st-century Native Americans.

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texts: <mask> is a DJ, musician and record producer. His recording career began in 1993 and he has used a number of different pseudonyms and band names, and released music in different styles on several record labels. He has recorded music for short films, television advertisements, video games, and sound design work for television channels. He provided the soundtrack for Lovesick. <mask> was interested in electronic music from an early age. <mask> said that his uncle used to play JeanMichel Jarre in the car and that was the first electronic-based record he ever heard. My brother's mate's dad had similar things.I remember hearing a lot of sounds and noises. I was a big fan of sci-fi and Star Wars. In the late 1980s, <mask> was introduced to early Chicago acid and bands like Cabaret Voltaire, Severed Heads and Negativland by listening to John Peel's radio show. He moved away from playing guitar and drums with his schoolmates to create cut-up electronic music under the name Cabbage Head Collective. Career <mask> gained experience working as a sound engineer in the early 1990s, helping to produce live music and studio albums for other artists, and began DJing in 1991. In 1993 he began creating his own music and a year later he formed a band called "Inevitable Technology". Mosquito was founded in 1997 by the pair.Begg learned about A&R and label management when he assembled a recording studio. He met Jonathan More and Matt Black through the local music scene in London. Ntone released Begg's works as Cabbage Boy. Commuter World was released by Begg in 1998. He continued to release singles on small independent record labels. The Mission Statement was released on the Novamute Records subsidiary. There are futures.Since 2005, he has also released mp3 files on Digital Distortions and further singles on another label that he founded himself, Noodles Recordings and its sub-labels, Noodles Institute of Technology and Noodles Discothque. A tactic most labels would avoid, the label releases a wide variety of musical styles. He performs live DJ sets throughout Europe, as well as working as a recording artist. He has residencies in London at Big Beat Boutique and The End. He has worked with over 40 different electronic artists, including Lamb, Little Nobody, and DJ Rush. A Quiet Place Part II, The Outsider, and The Two Popes all feature <mask>'s compositions. Begg has recorded under a variety of names, both as a solo artist and in collaboration with other artists.He says that it is a problem because of the way the industry works. I can't because a lot of people want exclusive names. If there was one label that I felt was my home and I didn't want to do stuff for other labels then that would be fine, but no single label is willing to release my full output. I have to come up with different projects all the time. Si Begg Bigfoot Bigfoot Futures is a solo recording. "Zygmunt Janowski", who is actually <mask>, was featured on one of the tracks by The Stylus. Bigfoot, DJ Cabbage Head Collective, Inevitable Technology, State of the Art, and Tony Thorpe of The Moody Boys are all part of the Futures Band.The Mosquito Network Southeast Vol. 1 was under 5's. 1 (2000), Noodles Discothque. 2 was published in 2001 in Noodles Discothque. 3 in Noodles Discothque was published in 2001. As Dr., Noodles Discothque. Nowhere is better than The Maverick DJ Singles and the Automated Leisure EP. The Mission Statement and We are Not a Rock Band are both from Novamute Records.

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texts: <mask> is a musician, singer, songwriter, producer, and founder of Banksville Records. He has worked with Jazz Bigbox, Gabriel Delta, McAllan, Arcansiel, and Toast. <mask> joined Arcansiel at the time of their third album, Normality of Perversion, which was followed by Swimming in the Sand. The nu-jazz quintet S.A.D.O. was formed in 2008. The Anonima Decostruzionismi Organici is a spin-off of Arcansiel. He won the "Darwin award of Italian non-conventional music" with S.A.D.O. He won the best progressive producer of the year in 2010 for his album Weather Underground.In 2008 he released Do Not Disturb, a blues album with Mhmm for Banksville Records. <mask>'s solo album, Low Fare Flight to the Earth, was released in 2011. <mask> is the drummer of Laura Guidi and the producer of the second album of Sorella Maldestra. He released his first book in Italian, "Gli Ambienti Teorici Multidimensionali", with an English language edition coming soon. In the same year he released his second solo album The Day After The Night Before and played the guitar in the Sound Wall Project album "Drunk". The original soundtrack of La Tempete was produced by him. He was released with the S.A.D.O. in January.Anonima Decostruzionismi Organici, "Musiche per signorine da marito - Cura uditiva della narcolessia in forma Sentenziale" is a double experimental album. He and Lica Cecato will release "Call Porter - A time warp into Cole Porter's music" in August of 2019. The record was called "Lica Cecato and <mask>ro's orchestra". Sony Music is owned by Sony. The piano engineer version of Cole Porter's " Everytime we say goodbye" was performed by Garrison Fewell. An introduction to Italian Progressive Rock was written by Federico Guglielmi. <mask>, Gli Ambienti Teorici Multidimensionali'' is a book.The birth of Living people Italian male guitarists Musicians from Genoa.

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texts: <mask> was an American industrialist who was born on the county line of Stafford and King George County, Virginia. He received an engineering degree from the University of Virginia, entered the ranks of American business executives in two major U.S. corporations, and later purchased and helped preserve historic Chatham manor in Stafford County, Virginia which, upon his death, he gave to the National Park Service. The farm boy was good at fixing things. After a year at the college, he received an Engineering Degree from the University of Virginia. In 1919, Pierre S. du Pont, one of the wealthiest men in the world, decided to invest in a new corporation that was to be called General Motor Corporation. The man on the inside was initially looking out for the interests of the company. From 1923 until 1968, he served on GM's Board of Directors and was a member of the corporation's executive committee.He was later a company Vice President and is credited with supporting the idea of holding what became the Frigidaire Division of GM and encouraging the development of the coolant, Freon. He was an assistant to the President. Alfred Sloan, one of GM's early executives and later President, said that <mask> was one of the best businessmen he had ever known. It is possible that unheralded is another word applied to <mask>. His future retirement home was a Georgian mansion on the Rappahannock River in Stafford County, VA. He paid $150,000 in cash for the property. He was moving back to his hometown area after moving to Chatham.One of the men who helped adapt the U.S. economy to the war effort was <mask>. He was appointed to the War Resources Board by the President. The United States Secretary of State George C. Marshall was one of the people he came into contact with as a member of the Lend-Lease Administration. General Eisenhower was a guest at Chatham when he was in Washington, D.C. He went to London to report on Britain's readiness for the war. The restoration of the historic property continued throughout the lives of the couple. After she died in 1947, he became tired of the constant flow of visitors coming to tour the property which entertained George Washington and Abraham Lincoln during the American Civil War.The gardens were so popular that he had them dug up and reinstalled in a more subdued design. Mr and Mrs. <mask> were quiet philanthropists who supported University programs in Virginia and college educations for worthwhile community young people who had been identified for their potential by other religious and community leaders. They did not seek publicity or recognition. Many of the late 20th Century leaders of the Fredericksburg area communities and businesses were later revealed to have been supported in their college education years by the <mask>s. The community leaders of this era are no longer with us. Even though he could not afford a car in the GM fleet, he continued to socialize with his childhood friends in the city even after his wife's death. His rumpled appearance belied his comfortable station in life as he continued his lifelong associations and played in weekly penny-ante poker games with his friends.When the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts opened in Virginia in 1947, there was a large jewelry collection bequeathed to it by a woman. She had accumulated a large collection of jewelry from Peter Carl Fabergé, including five Imperial Easter Eggs, the Revolving Miniatures, and the Red Cross with Imperial Portraits examples. The largest private collection of such items was initially acquired through purchases on her Lord & Taylor Department Store charge account. The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts has a key part in their exhibits. The person is buried in Washington. A well-known criminal defense lawyer and author with strong ties to Texas law enforcement was the great-nephew of <mask> <mask>. The non-fiction book "Marijuana Acquittal" was written by him.The National Park Service now uses the estate for its headquarters in the Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park as well as a free museum open to the public, but with more limited hours than the grounds. A portion of the Chatham estate was willed to the local community to be used as a park, and which was named in his honor. In his lifetime, he made major donations to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and the local YMCA. Fortune magazine reported at the time of his death that he was the single largest shareholder in General GM and that he owned 17.4 percent of the company. The University of Virginia was one of the recipients of the proceeds from the remainder of his estate. Many in his family claimed that he didn't care about their investments. He would give out boxes of apples which caused discontent among those he was related to.His remains are in a cemetery in Virginia. The University of Virginia School of Engineering and Applied Science alumni include General GM executives.

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texts: <mask> is a Canadian adventurer, writer, and environmentalist. He is known for books, feature magazine articles, online columns, and films that document wilderness expeditions around the world, with a focus on the Canadian North. He was the first to canoe across Canada in one season and the first to cycle 2,000 km in the winter on the Yukon River. He was named one of Canada's greatest 90 explorers in 2020. He was named one of Canada's Top Ten Adventurers in 2012 by Explore Magazine. His first book was called Lines on a Map. His films include Wild Ones, The Hand of Franklin, Kitturiaq, On the Line, and Mammalian, all of which were broadcast on the Documentary Channel in Canada.The Sa Tu expedition is a 30-day canoe circuit that begins and ends in Fort McMurray. The Bear and the Wolf Paddle North is a sea kayak expedition along the west coast of British Columbia. The Lakeland Traverse is a 20-day canoe expedition through Finland. The ski expedition from Naujaat to Pelly Bay took 18 days. <mask> had to abandon the journey due to an injury. His first book was called Lines on a Map. Films Wild Ones was the winner of the Best Musical Adventure category at the Waterwalker Film Festival.<mask> has given talks about his adventures and environmental work at many events. <mask> is an official website of Explore Magazine and Saveur Films.

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texts: <mask> was born on August 3, 1993 and is an English professional footballer. <mask> joined the academy at the age of 10 and signed his first professional contract in the summer of 2011. He joined Lincoln City on a youth loan. <mask> made his debut for Lincoln in a 3–1 defeat at Carshalton Athletic. He was recalled by his club and his loan was cut short. <mask> joined Rochdale on a one-year contract on July 31, 2012 after he was released by Blackburn. <mask> made his professional debut for the club on 11 August 2012 in a 4–3 defeat to Barnsley in the League Cup and played the whole game in a 0–0 draw against Northampton Town in the opening game of the season.In a 2–0 win over Barnet on 1 September 2012 <mask> set up one of the goals. <mask> made nine appearances for the club as he lost his first team place. <mask> was let go by Rochdale at the end of his contract. <mask> made his debut for the club in the following day's 5–0 Conference North home victory over Worcester City. <mask> made 17 appearances for the club and became a first team regular. <mask> had a two-year contract with Halifax. His first appearance after signing permanently came in the opening match of the season, a 5–1 defeat away to Cambridge United, before he scored his first goal in a 1–1 away draw with Gateshead.<mask> scored on his return in a 2–0 win over Tamworth after serving a two match suspension. <mask> made 46 appearances and scored two times in the season despite being suspended twice. <mask>'s contract was extended for his performance. <mask> scored his first goal of the season in a 3–0 win over Chester on August 23, 2014. In a 2–1 loss against Welling United, <mask> was sent off in the 52nd minute. He came on as a substitute in the second half of the 2–0 win over Nuneaton Town on December 20, 2014, after serving a three-match suspension. <mask> scored two goals in two matches.<mask> played in 42 games and scored three times. <mask> signed a one-year contract with the League Two club. <mask> said joining a club based on playing in the Football League was too good to miss. In the opening game of the season, <mask> made his Stanley debut and played the whole game in a 1–1 draw against Luton Town. Since making his debut, <mask> became an immediate first team regular at the club and earned himself a nickname as "Mr Angry", though he stated he's a serious player, rather than angry. He scored his first goal for the club on October 24, 2015. <mask> scored his second goal for the club in a 5–1 win over York City.He was given a new contract in January. His second goal came in a win over Crawley Town. <mask> played all 46 league matches and scored three times in his first season, as well as playing 52 matches in all competition. <mask> scored his first goal of the season in the opening game of the season. He scored in the last minute of extra time in the second round of the League Cup. He was given the captaincy for the first time for the whole game in a 3–0 loss against Crewe. He started every match until he was suspended.<mask> scored and set up one of the goals in a 2–2 draw against Hartlepool United after returning to the first team from suspension. He was sent-off in the 12th minute of the 1–1 draw against Carlisle United on January 21st for a high and dangerous challenge on Macaulay Gillesphey. <mask> went on to score five goals after serving two match bans. He scored again at the end of the season, in a 4–1 loss against Luton Town. <mask> made a total of 51 appearances and scored 9 times during the 2016–17 season. <mask> signed a three-year contract with Barnsley despite saying he would stay at Stanley. The transfer fee was reported to be in the region of half a million dollars.<mask> made his debut in a 4–3 win over Morecambe in August of last year. He scored his first goal for the club seven days later. <mask> found himself in and out of the first team due to strong competition and ended up playing in the left-back position. His own injury concern combined with this. <mask> signed a three-year contract with the newly promoted League One club on June 26, 2018, for an undisclosed fee. <mask> signed for another Championship club, Huddersfield Town, on a three-year contract, with the option of a further year, on 20 May 2021. <mask> scored his first goal for the Terriers in August of 2021.<mask> made his England C debut in a 1–0 loss to Latvia U23, playing the whole game and almost scoring. <mask> said that his England C debut was a great experience and he hopes to get another chance. References External links Profile at the Huddersfield Town A.F.C. The Football Association website has a profile of people from Keighley and West Yorkshire. The players are from Lincoln City. The players are from Rochdale A.F.C. The players are FC Halifax Town and Stanley F.C.The players are from Barnsley F.C. The players at Town F.C. There are players at the A.F.C. Football players from England who play in the National League.

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texts: <mask> is a military intelligence officer who served in both Afghanistan and Iraq. She was accused of failing in several aspects of her command regarding her oversight of interrogators. She was accused of being involved in the Abu Ghraib and Bagram prisoner abuse cases. Taxi to the Dark Side was nominated for an Academy Award. <mask> was commissioned as an officer after serving ten years as an enlisted soldier. In July 2002 <mask> was in charge of about 20 analysts and interrogators in the intelligence unit at Bagram Collection Point. She expanded the interrogation procedures with the use of stress positions, isolation for up to thirty days, removal of clothing, and the use of barking dogs.In December, two prisoners were killed in custody. When Military Police guards were charged with their beatings, they tried to link the intelligence unit's expanded interrogation procedures to such abuse. The MPs were trained to use non-lethal force on combative and violent prisoners. These strikes are used in civilian law enforcement but are not part of Army doctrine. Critics and opponents of the U.S. side in the War on Terror accepted their arguments, even though they failed to exonerate them. Many enhanced interrogation procedures, such as the use of barking dogs, were later overturned by military lawyers. Criminal assault refers to the practice of shackling a captive's hands above their heads.<mask> was called as a witness during the court martial of Willie Brand, the first GI to be charged. <mask> used her right to protection against self-incrimination. The Arizona Daily Star quoted speculation over <mask>'s role, addressing the concern that <mask> had been unaware of the most extreme abuse of her subordinates, and addressing the concern that <mask> had merely passed on authorization for the abuse from more senior officers. <mask> came to Abu Ghraib on August 4, 2003 and recommended the establishment of the hard site based on her experience in Afghanistan. August 25, 2003 is when the hard site opened. This was supposed to be an isolation area to house people who were determined to be of intelligence value, but it was also used to house people who were violent. The location of the riots and the humiliation of the guards on the night shift caused a lot of controversy.The accused guards said they were ordered to do this. <mask> testified that the conduct of Lynndie England went far beyond the intelligence orders she had given to the MPs. The incident had already provoked a major Army inquiry into Army practices at Abu Ghraib, as England admitted the intelligence rules had played no role in the incident. <mask> was involved in the drafting of the interrogation rules. The originals could lead to violations of the convention, so they were revised twice more. Some techniques were to be allowed on a case-by-case basis only with the approval of General Sanchez. The Army inquiry concluded that there was confusion under Captain <mask>'s leadership and that some interrogation techniques were used without the required authorization.military lawyer, told the committee that <mask>, who is a military intelligence officer, developed the list of techniques after researching methods "used by interrogators in other places." The methods <mask> came up with, if used in certain combinations, may very well violate the convention. Taxi to the Dark Side features <mask>'s role at Abu Ghraib. The final mention of <mask> in the Fay/Jones Report was found to be <mask>. The officer in charge of the ICE Joint Interrogation and Debriefing Center failed to implement the necessary checks and balances to detect and prevent abuse. Given her knowledge of prior abuse in Afghanistan, as well as the reported sexual assault of a female prisoner by three soldiers working for the ICE, she should have been aware of the potential for abuse at Abu Ghraib. She was able to take steps to prevent further abuse as the Officer-in-Charge.Her failure to do so allowed the abuse to go undetected. She failed to assist in gaining control of a chaotic situation even after SGT Eckroth approached her for help. Proper supervision was failed. There is an ongoing investigation on the 519 MI BN in Afghanistan. There have been reports of interrogators conducting unauthorized interrogations. The soldier used nudity and humiliation techniques. There are allegations of abuse by the 519th MI Soldiers.The plans clearly state the improper use of nudity and isolation in interrogations and as punishment. Soldiers were not properly trained on interrogation techniques. In late May 2006 <mask> testified at the courts-martial of the Abu Ghraib dog handler that they failed to adequately train Soldiers and civilians. <mask> testified that using an unmuzzled dog goes against the commanding general's policy. Captain <mask> was awarded two Bronze Stars for her services in Afghanistan and Iraq. <mask> was awarded a Bronze Star after the deaths in custody at Abu Ghraib. On January 22, 2003 Capt.<mask><mask> received a Bronze Star for his service as the head of military intelligence interrogators at Bagram. She and her small platoon of interrogators from the 519th Military Intelligence Battalion returned from Afghanistan to their base at Fort Bragg, North Carolina earlier in the month. According to an article published in The Guardian on June 23, 2004, six months after her withdrawal from Abu Ghraib, <mask> was taking an advanced interrogation course. On March 26, 2005, the Arizona Daily Star reported that <mask> was still stationed at Fort Huachuca. <mask> was only a First Lieutenant when her company was sent to Bagram, and her second Bronze Star was awarded after she returned from Abu Ghraib. The Army's military intelligence instruction centre at Fort Huachuca still has <mask> as an interrogation instructor.The Company Commander of the Headquarters and Operations Company of the 527th Military Intelligence Battalion is still on active duty. The New York Times published an open letter to US Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld about the abuse of prisoners in an Afghan jail.

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